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1. By
Balqis Thaahaveettil

2. Subject Verb Agreement
Explanations

6. Singular subjects joined by
or
take a singular verb.

9. Singular subjects joined by
or
take a singular verb.

12. Singular subjects joined by
Neither….nor
take a singular verb.

15. Subjects joined by
and
are usually plural.

18. If one subject is singular
and one is plural, the verb
agrees with the nearer
subject.

21. If one subject is singular
and one is plural, the verb
agrees with the nearer
subject.

24. The verb agrees with the
nearer subject in person.

27. The verb agrees with the
nearer subject in person.

30. When used as subjects, such words
as each, neither, one, everybody, and a
nyone regularly take singular verbs.

33. When used as subjects, such words
as each, neither, one, everybody, and
anyone regularly take singular verbs.

36. When used as subjects, such words
as each, neither, one, everybody, and a
nyone regularly take singular verbs.

39. When used as subjects, such words
as each, neither, one, every,
and anyone regularly take singular verbs.

41. Check here for further reading in
the standard usage for IELTS
and TOEFL
1.Merriam-Webster's dictionary of English usage - Page 55
2.http://www.grammarbook.com/grammar/subjectVerbAgree.asp
3.http://internal.psychology.illinois.edu/~kbock/bockpubs/Bock%2
0Eberhard%20Cutting%20Meyer%20Schriefers%202001.pdf

42. Some variations are seen in informal usage but
international tests accept the standard one used
in this presentation.
Check the link below for further
explanation,even though it is not used
forIELTS and TOEFL written tests.
http://144.122.235.253/uaueg/uaueg3-0.pdf